Government representatives review human rights initiatives and operational updates.
The Board of Trustees of the National Human Rights Institution (NHRI) recently convened its 16th periodic meeting, chaired by His Excellency Maqsoud Kruse, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, and attended by board members and representatives of government entities.
Field visits and awareness workshops continue to expand reach
The meeting reviewed updates on the implementation of the 2025 operational plan. Government representatives were briefed on approved human rights programs, the mechanism for conducting field visits and updates to the complaints system. The Board also examined developments in the Legislative Lab, including the list of laws under review, as well as topics addressed by the Knowledge Lab, which focuses on educational and awareness initiatives.
Additionally, the Board discussed progress on field visits and awareness workshops carried out by its Field Visits Committees and specialized technical and human rights teams. These efforts aim to monitor and evaluate human rights conditions on the ground.
Communication campaigns boost public engagement with human rights
The meeting highlighted key updates on human rights communication initiatives, including awareness campaigns and media coverage, that promote a culture of human rights and enhance public engagement with the NHRI’s official channels and platforms. Efforts to strengthen the institution’s active participation and interactive presence at various human rights events and activities were also emphasized.